Academic cuts cancer costs at hospital
A South Yorkshire hospital has cut costs and freed up bed space thanks to a computer modelling technique introduced by a Sheffield Hallam University academic
"My engineering degree helped me to land my dream job at Bentley Mulliner"
Kasper Winstanley studied BEng (Hons) Automotive Engineering and is now working at Bentley Mulliner on their graduate scheme.
Business, Technology and Engineering study abroad options
Study exchange opportunities for courses in the Business, Technology and Engineering college.
Shaun Barratt
Shaun is a PhD student within the Sports Engineering Research Group
ASERG Receives Best Paper Award at SBES 2025 for Microservices Granularity Research
The Applied Software Engineering Research Group (ASERG) received the Best Paper Award at the Brazilian Symposium on Software Engineering (SBES) 2025. The award-winning paper, titled “Continuously Managing Microservice Granularity: An Evidence-Based Industrial Approach” was recognized for its outstanding contribution to advancing microservices architecture in industrial contexts.
David Higham
David Higham is one of three English Institute of Sport/ Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council case studentships in Centre for Sports Engineering Research
Dr Leon Shpanin
Celebrating our achievements at the annual MERI Research Symposium
In a busy week for everyone at MERI, the annual Research Symposium has proved a huge success. The event gave students and academics an opportunity to come together and celebrate the output of cutting edge industry research which has been delivered in the past 12 months.
MERI Celebrates its 25th Anniversary Dinner with Unique Mementos
The Materials and Engineering Research Institute (MERI) held its 25th Anniversary Dinner on Thursday10 September 2015, celebrating a quarter of a century of research and development excellence. Our attendees received a unique memento for the evening's celebration.